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Issue: 1 Title: Homecoming...Sort Of Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: After thwarted an armored car robbery, Miguel intervenes when a group of thugs assault young woman. After he fights off her attackers, she seems oddly ungrateful and chastises him for interfering leaving Miguel very confused.
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Issue: 1 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: Settling into his current situation of being trapped in the past, Miguel rents an apartment in New York city. The super of the building turns out to be Tempest, the young woman he saved from some muggers previously. Back at Alchemax, an armored figure enters the building asking to see Spider-Man 2099. When he encounters resistance, he deletes the individual from the timeline. When the alarm goes off, Tiberius hides in his office's safe room, leaving Miguel alone with the assailant. The armored figure identifies himself as an T.O.T.E.M* adjustor from the year 2211. The adjustor has come to delete Spider-Man 2099 from the timeline. The two battle across the offices of Alchemax until they reach the office of Liz Allan. When the adjustor sees her, he makes Spider-Man an offer. Let him delete Liz Allan instead, and he's off the hook. Spider-Man feigns agreement and turns the adjustor's weapon against himself just before he blasts Liz resulting in the adjustor deleting himself from the timeline. After the incident, Liz concludes that Spider-Man 2099 must be an employee of Alchemax and begins to investigate who he really is.
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Issue: 2 Title: Women & Secrets Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: A trip to the bank results in Miguel having to foil a hold-up. Afterwards, Miguel visits the apartment of Tempest in order to learn more about her and find the reason for her odd behavior. A cursory glance at her mail, filled with medical bills, leads him to conclude she's sick. When he tries to question her about it, she throws him out. Waiting for Miguel back in his own apartment is his boss, Liz Allan. She begins to question Miguel [or Michael as she knows him] about his past. Liz has done a thorough background check on him and discovered that he's using an assumed name and SSN. Miguel contemplates killing her by throwing her out the window, but opts otherwise. Ultimately Miguel tells her the whole truth. He tells her his real name, that he is from 2099, and that he is trapped in the present, and that Tiberius is his grandfather. When Miguel asks what she wants in return for keeping his secret, Liz kisses him on the lips and then leaves. Tempest arrives after Liz's departure and tells Miguel about her condition. She has Leukemia and only a few months to live.
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Issue: 3 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
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Issue: 4 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: As the battle between Spider-Man 2099 and the Scorpion moves into the streets of Jaffan, the capital of Trans-Sabal, Tiberius Stone remains inside the rebel HQ. The building made unstable by the battle begins to fall apart. Mussaret saves Stone's life by diving to cover him from some toppling debris, but at the cost of her own life. Outside, Miguel is able to evade the Spider-Slayers by using Lyla cover his Spider-Man costume with a hologram of his normal clothes. Scorpion however begins to take hostages and demands he reveal himself, else he will kill civilians. Miguel manages to trick the Spider-Slayers to turn on the Scorpion by webbing Lyla onto Scorpion's back as she projects a holo-image of the present day Spider-Man over him. Stone emerges from the rebel HQ and deactivates the slayers just as they overpower Scorpion. In the aftermath, Miguel retrieves Lyla and slips back into his Mike O' Mara holo-clothes. Later, the dictator of Trans-Sabal meets with Stone and promises to bring to justice the rebels responsible for the attack. He also inquire about replacements for the Slayers that Scorpion destroyed. Stone takes this moment to tell him that he's changed his mind about the whole deal. In fact he gives the man one hour to pack and leave before the Slayers become active and kill him, effectively ending his rule over Trans-Sabal.
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Issue: Superior Spider-Man #32 Writer: Dan Slott [plot] & Christos Gage [script] Art: Guiseppe Camuncoli
Summary: When the Horizon Labs building is destroyed in a temporal implosion, Otto Octavius, the "Superior" Spider-Man is flung into the future year 2099. There is he befriended by Gabe O'Hara, who wants his help in bringing back Miguel, who from his perspective, has disappeared. Otto takes up residence in the remains of Empire State University to work on getting home. Gathering technology from Alchemax and Stark/Fujikawa Otto is able to create a device which he thinks will get him home. However on first try he instead finds himself on an alternate Earth. As he continues try and find his way back home, he quickly discovers that the Peter Parker of each Earth he visits has been killed. Someone his hunting Spider-Man across the multi-verse. Otto decides to visit other alternate Earths and recruit what Spider-Men he can find into an army to combat the hunters.
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Issue: Superior Spider-Man #32 Writer: Dan Slott [plot] & Christos Gage [script] Art: Guiseppe Camuncoli
Summary: Otto continues his campaign to recruit Spider-Men from the multi-verse to fight those who hunt them.
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Issue: 5 Writer: Peter David Art: Rick Leonardi
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #9 Title: Spider-Verse Part One: The Gathering Writer: Dan Slott Art: Olivier Coipel
Summary: Miguel, along with the other Spiders of Earth-616 seek out Peter Parker. They are met by the Spiders of other dimensions and taken to a safe dimension to plan against the Inheritors who are hunting them.
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #10 Title: Spider-Verse Part Two: Superior Force Writer: Dan Slott Art: Olivier Coipel
Summary: Miguel and several other Spiders follow Peter as he meets with the other group of Spider's who have been gathering. To Peter's surprise, the other group is led by Otto, the Superior Spider-Man who is hiding in Miguel's home, the future 2099. Otto's team succeeds in killing the Inheritor, Daemos. However they quickly learn that upon death, they move to a freshly cloned body. Miguel, the six-armed Spider-Man, and Lady-Spider agree to take Daemos' corpse to dissect it and learn more about their enemies, but cloned Daemos follows them.
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #11 Title: Spider-Verse Part Three: Higher Ground Writer: Dan Slott Art: Olivier Coipel
Summary: While on the run from Daemos, Spider-Man 2099, Lady-Spider, and the six-armed Spider-Man get a call from 616 Peter Parker.
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Issue: 6 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
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Issue: 7 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: With Daemos momentarily trapped in a stasis cell, Miguel charges into Tyler Stone's office and tells him that he will be using one of his labs to dissect Daemos' corpse. After some subtle threatening, Stone permits Spider-Man the use of the lab. While Miguel dissects Daemos, he has Lady-Spider analyze the equipment he got off the Miguel from Earth-6375 so that they can hop dimensions. From the dissection, Miguel learns that the Inheritors depend upon energy they get from the Spiders in order to survive, no alternatives. Daemos tries to break free of his cell. The more he fights, the stronger the cell becomes until it finally kills him. Within moments, a newly cloned Daemos is on their trail again. As Daemos rushes towards the Alchemax building he is stopped by the Punisher 2099. Punisher manages to delay Daemos long enough for Spider-Man 2099 and Lady-Spider to use their newly fashion dimension-jumping device to leave 2099. Unfortunately when they arrive in the Safe-Zone, they are too late, the Inheritors of have |
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #12 Title: Spider-Verse Part Four: Anywhere But Here Writer: Dan Slott Art: Guiseppe Camuncoli
Summary: Peter puts in a call to Miguel to see what he's discovered from his dissection of Daemos. The call is cut off by Lord Jennix, of the Inheritors.
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Issue: 8 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: Miguel and Lady-Spider arrive in the former safe zone and discover the remnants of Leopardon, the giant robot of Spider-Man from Earth-51778. They decide to repair the robot and take it to Lady-Spider's home dimension, Earth-803. In this Earth, the year is 1895, and Lady-Spider (real name May Parker) convinces Harold Osborn to loan her the laboratory which belongs to his father. Harold agrees on the condition that May will have dinner with him. Harold tells his father, Norman, about the deal. Unknown to May, Norman is the Green Goblin and he calls together the Six Men of Sinestry to ambush Lady-Spider in the lab. Miguel and May battle the villains and defeat them. Culling technology from the six villains, May and Miguel are able to repair the robot and join the other Spider-Men for the final battle against the inheritors.
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #13 Title: Spider-Verse Part Five: Spider-Men No More Writer: Dan Slott Art: Guiseppe Camuncoli
Summary: With the scion, bride, and the other all captured by the Inheritors, Peter decides to launch a attack on Loomworld. Peter calls in all remaining Spider-Men to join him, including Miguel.
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Issue: Amazing Spider-Man #14 Title: Spider-Verse Part Six: Web Warriors Writer: Dan Slott Art: Guiseppe Camuncoli & Olivier Coipel
Summary: Miguel and Lady-Spider join the army of Spider-Men who are battling the Inheritors on Loomworld. They bring the repaired Leopardon into the battle. After the Spider-Men are victorious, Miguel concludes they can use the web of destiny to return all the Spider-Men to their respective home dimensions.
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Issue: 9 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: Following the events of Spider-Verse, Miguel returns home to find 2099 a wasteland. Attacked by scavengers, Miguel defeats them and forces them to take him to their home. On arrival, the scavengers are surprised to find their camp abandoned. They are quickly surrounded by armed men. The scavengers are captured, Miguel meanwhile resists them. Eventually the armed group's leader makes his entrance, Maestro. Maestro believes Miguel to be the original Spider-Man, from the past. The Maestro wants Spider-Man's help to go back into the past. The two battle, but Miguel is out-matched by Maestro's strength. Maestro comes close to killing him. Deafeated, Miguel is taken captive back to Dystopia. Along the way Maestro tries to learn more about how Spider-Man arrived in the year 2099. Miguel manages to ask him how the world ended, and learns that Alchemax is responsible. After arriving, Maestro throws Miguel into a prison cell with an old friend, Strange 2099.
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Issue: 10 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: In the prison cell, Spider-Man asks Strange about what's happened. Because she is a sorceress, she was unaffected by the change in time, but recognizes that something did happen. Strange uses her powers to heal Spider-Man and together they escape the cell. Spider-Man's plan is to return to 2015 to try and find out what happened in the past to change his future. Strange leads Spider-Man to the Maestro's trophy room, where he has Dr. Doom's time machine stowed away. Using left over Stark technology on display in the room, Spider-Man is able to repair the device which activates the time platform. Just as Spider-Man activates the platform, Strange is killed by an invisible opponent. Maestro reveals himself by removing his cloak of invisibility (formally belonging to The Hood). Spider-Man attacks Maestro using a gauntlet from the Hulkbuster armor and seemingly kills Maestro before travelling back to the year 2015. Back in 2099, Maestro arises unharmed by Spider-Man's attack. The ploy worked, and he now has a working time machine. Strange likewise arises, her appearance different as she is possessed by another being.
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Issue: All-New X-Factor #20 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney (scenes with Miguel) Carmine Di Giandomenico (everything else)
Summary: Miguel accompanies Tiberius to a meeting with Serval Industries CEO Harrison Snow. Much to Miguel's surprise, he recognizes Harrison as Harry, a Alchemax employee from 2099. Harry and another employee, Barry Huff, were experimenting with time travel. Both vanished without a trace and were presumed dead. Harry explains they traveled back in time. Barry wanted to return back to 2099, so Harry sent him home. Miguel explains that the 2099 they knew is gone. He also demands to know what he's doing in 2015. Harry explains that his plan is to recruit every mutant and super-hero in the world and turn them against Alchemax and destroy the corporation. |
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Issue: 11 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: Miguel sneaks into Tempest's apartment, in costume, to administer a cure to her cancer. She awakens after he sprays the cure on her and throws him out at gun point. The following day, Miguel returns to his day job at Alchemax. He learns of the company's latest venture, prison building. He also learns that a rival company is also competing for the city's money to build the prison, Peter Parker's company. Miguel visits Peter privately and urges him to win the bid. He fears that the prison Alchemax wants to build may play a role in the destruction of his future. At the end of the day, Miguel decides to visit Tempest. He finds her intoxicated after heavy drinking to celebrate her being cured of the cancer. Tempest makes advances on Miguel in her drunken stupor and eventually kisses him. Not wanting to take advantage of her, Miguel tries to push her away, but she bites him. She then physically transforms into a human/wasp-like creature who hungers for him.
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Issue: 12 Writer: Peter David Art: Will Sliney
Summary: The transformed Tempest tries to devour Miguel. He leads her out of her apartment and into Central Park. After consulting with Lyla regarding her mutation, she hypothesizes that the transformation can only be temporary. Tempest runs into a police woman who she promptly takes hostage in an attempt to get Spider-Man to surrender himself to her. Spider-Man picks up the police woman's gun and shoots the cop through the shoulder in order throw Tempest off balance. Pushing her into the nearby lake, their fight continues until Spider-Man manages to knock her out. Pulling her out of the water, he's pleased to see her return to normal. He's less pleased to be surrounded by police, but he manages to flee them without incident. After returning Tempest back to her apartment, she awakens. Spider-Man questions her to see if she remembers anything. She claims to remember nothing. After Spider-Man leaves her, she wishes him a good night, using his real name. |
Placement: No note is made of exactly which point in the original Spider-Man 2099 series Miguel comes from. To place this series in the context of the original series, we need to take into account a few factors:
- Miguel knows that Tyler Stone is his father (revealed in #25) - Tyler Stone is still CEO (Miguel takes office in #35) - Gabe is open about his knowledge of Miguel's Spider-Man identity (Confronts Miguel in #22)
I would have placed the events of the current series during Spider-Man 2099 #26, prior to his leaving with Xina to Nightshade. That's the only time frame which I think meets those conditions.
However subsequent developments have made it more difficult to slot this in the context of the original series. Miguel teams up with Strange 2099 (who he first met in #32) and refers to Venom 2099 in the past tense (the whole Venom saga is #35 - 39). This is incongruous with Stone still being in charge since we never see him take office again. Also Stone's personal assistant, Winston, is ostensibly dead by Venom's hand in #36 yet he appears alive and well the new series.
One possible way to reconcile these seemingly incongruous details is that the series takes place after Spider-Man 2099 #44 (Peter David's last issue on the original series). Its possible he could be ignoring everything which came after his last issue. Its not a big stretch of the imagination that at some point after #44 Tyler Stone regains his position in Alchemax. Back in the VP chair, Tyler is unlikely to keep Conchata as his assistant, hence bringing Winston back (who may be more robotic than human and just needed repairs...or maybe they sell Winston's by the boatload in 2099). This would leave only one small problem. Back in Superior Spider-Man #17, Miguel specifically says that Tyler doesn't know that he knows that he is his biological father. That thought balloon ignored...and everything can fall into place with a little imagination as to what events may have transpired after #44 of the first volume.
A second possibility is that the events of the original series have been altered. History...including future history...is in flux. Therefore events may not have happened as we remember them.
For now, as readers, we just need to roll with it. Until such time as it becomes clear in the current series from whence this Miguel hails from, I am listing these appearances separate from the original series.
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